kroltan

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by kroltan 7y ago
To be fair, a hex of the answer, so you only spoil yourself if you're very good at reading base-16-encoded ASCII data.
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by kroltan 7y ago
Just spent some nice 30 minutes figuring it out, got the bonus ending too! It's a very cool concept for a game! Wish it was a bit longer.
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by kroltan 7y ago
Actually, the murder victims are all ORM users.
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by kroltan 7y ago
You don't even need to imagine it! Satellaview [1] was a "game streaming" service for SNES games in Japan way back when. Sure, it was more like the "game passes" of today, in that you paid a subscription to be able
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by kroltan 7y ago
It is very interesting that concepts like custom emoticons, group voice chat, group chat adminstration, message formatting, all existed in MSN, and all but disappeared from publicly-popular products until Slack, and Discord came up. Skype,
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by kroltan 7y ago
Not the parent, but in my view it is basically a 1-dimensional subset of Grid, which is great for mostly-1D website design. But when it comes to making applications (which often use the whole screen, with tabs and whatnot, instead of being
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by kroltan 7y ago
Firefox on mobile has definitely improved a lot over the last couple years. It, plus uBlock Origin makes the web incredibly more tolerable.
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by kroltan 8y ago
Just add the filter: invert(100%); style's on a page's HTML. There are userscripts that do that automatically for you.
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by kroltan 8y ago
Yes, it's very distracting.
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by kroltan 8y ago
I don't think it is the case that a certain programming paradigm can be intrinsically harder, maybe only less practiced. OOP / imperative style is almost the norm nowadays, but that doesn't imply it's the "easiest&q
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by kroltan 8y ago
It's... not? It looks like this: https://i.imgur.com/AfEnDf0.png And this is what it would look like if was bold. I fiddled in the devtools to make this: https://i.imgur.com/zQQR1gA.png
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by kroltan 8y ago
I suppose both observations are reminiscent of the fact that Python has language-level support for named parameters. Given that named and sequential parameters are treated differently everywhere in Python (sequential params must be provided
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by kroltan 8y ago
"Eat, drink, and breathe insights with Adobe Analytics." https://www.adobe.com/analytics/adobe-analytics.html
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by kroltan 8y ago
Pretty nice. It glitches on the 4th quadrant while dragging though, at least in Firefox.
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by kroltan 8y ago
"Active optics is not to be confused with adaptive optics, which operates at a shorter timescale and corrects atmospheric distortions." ~ "Active optics", Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adap
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by kroltan 8y ago
I have never used a Mac for personal use, so I can't compare. It does have per-account adjustable syncing periods, and you can click a big ol' button to refresh immediately.
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by kroltan 8y ago
Get Thunderbird (or any other standalone email app). Extremely traditional UI, and better responsiveness due to no frill JS and no tracking. Bonus, even read your emails offline! <s>Innovation!</s>
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by kroltan 8y ago
> how do you represent "this exists or it doesn't exist" in the type system if you can't do a union type of "X" and "null"? Like this, pick your flavor: https://doc.rust-lang.org/st
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by kroltan 8y ago
And that's probably one of the situations where you would precisely _not_ want synchronization. Now not only Google but your employer has access to your complete browsing history!
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by kroltan 8y ago
Well, it's just 4 points. Even sock-puppeting could do that.
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by kroltan 8y ago
In theory, yes, but games with no hard time limit being played by equally skilled players can have long periods of counterproductive stalemates.
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by kroltan 8y ago
Ok, I guess, this only works with trait objects or generics, so traits themselves aren't types in the formal sense (as suggested by others. I am not a type system expert nor do I have formal CS theory education). As I understand (which
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by kroltan 8y ago
As I understand it, subtyping is the actual conflation of interfaces (not necessarily a syntatical `interface`, but in the logical sense of "exposed things") into one type, and subclassing is direct extension, the so-called "
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by kroltan 8y ago
I don't know, I guess I could tautologically define it as a map that shows how far you can get from every point in a given timeframe. Sort of a "heatmap" of distance. That way you could discover the most "well-connected&
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by kroltan 8y ago
407 with whitespace as mentioned by others. As for how it works: - There are textareas for each language - Through event bubbling, one can listen to events on all of those with just 1 handler - Elements with an `id` attribute have a corresp
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by kroltan 8y ago
Would be interesting to run a ton of queries in a gridlike fashion, and use the resulting polygons' areas to graph a map of mobility.
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by kroltan 8y ago
It's not exactly about refreshing 60 times per second, but actually, not hanging the main thread for more than 16ms at a time. That means it _could_ do 60fps if the user performs actions fast enough, not that it will actually update 60
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by kroltan 8y ago
I'm not sure on the "don't touch this" part, but in regards to "taking over the application", it certainly doesn't. React's entry point is the `ReactDOM.render` function, which takes some React elemen
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by kroltan 8y ago
What if you can't?
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Lay Out Your Code Like You'd Lay Out Your House(frederikcreemers.be)
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